TaniNani

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TaniNani is a single player puzzle game. It was developed by WhyKev and was released on January 23, 2020. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

Explore a unique puzzle experience in your own pace. TaniNani is a puzzle game where you move parts of the level around to help the characters find the crystal and each other.

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Audience ScoreBased on 16 reviews

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The game features a large number of well-designed puzzles that gradually introduce new mechanics, making it engaging and challenging.
It's a relaxing and enjoyable experience, perfect for short play sessions, with a well-paced difficulty curve that keeps players hooked.
The game has a charming aesthetic and is praised for its attention to detail, along with native Linux support.

There are several bugs, including issues with the puzzle selection process and sound settings not being remembered.
The graphics can be too small at times, making it difficult to interact with certain elements, especially in later levels.
Some players found the difficulty curve uneven, with certain mechanics introduced too early, leading to frustration.

gameplay
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The gameplay features a wide variety of levels with gradually introduced mechanics, enhancing the puzzle-solving experience. While the difficulty can be uneven, particularly with the timing of new mechanics, the puzzles are generally well-designed and offer a satisfying challenge, especially in the bonus challenges. Overall, players can expect a progressively complex and engaging gameplay experience.
- “Many, many levels, with new mechanics introduced gradually, as is common in puzzle games.”
- “The difficulty is uneven at times; for instance, I think the wall walking/gravity switching mechanic is introduced a bit too early. However, in general, the puzzles are well designed, and the bonus challenges are reasonably challenging.”
- “The complexity grows as you play, with new mechanics introduced, and it is definitely not as easy as you might think!”
- “The difficulty is uneven at times; for one thing, I think the wall walking/gravity switching mechanic is introduced a bit too early. However, in general, the puzzles are well designed, and the bonus challenges are reasonably challenging.”
- “The complexity grows as you play, new mechanics are introduced, and it is definitely not as easy as you might think!”
- “Many levels are present, and new mechanics are introduced gradually, as is common in many puzzle games.”
music
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The music in the game is generally considered tolerable, but many players find that they enjoy the experience more when it is turned off, highlighting a potential sound settings bug.
- “The music is tolerable up to a certain point; after that, I found I had a much better time with it turned off (that's how I discovered the sound settings bug).”
graphics
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The graphics are generally satisfactory, but some users find them a bit too small, particularly when intricate details are introduced.
- “The graphics are fine for the most part, though they can feel a bit too small, especially when certain tiny elements start to come into play.”
- “The visuals lack detail and often appear outdated, making it hard to immerse myself in the game.”
- “I found the graphics to be quite disappointing; they feel flat and uninspired, which detracts from the overall experience.”